P3420Preclosing for transfemoral TAVI: Are two Proglide devices one too many in some cases?

One accident too many?

How did he die? This is a frequent question asked of bioarchaeologists when examining skeletal remains and in most cases the answer eludes us. Perhaps a more plausible question would be ‘how did he live?’ but even then there are limitations to the interpretation of trauma and disease in ancient skeletal remains, particularly episodes of trauma. Healed traumatic lesions, in addition to dental di...

One Ought Too Many ∗

Some philosophers hold that ‘ought’ is ambiguous between a sense expressing a propositional operator and a sense expressing a relation between an agent and an action. We defend the opposing view that ‘ought’ always expresses a propositional operator against objections that it cannot adequately accommodate an ambiguity in ‘ought’ sentences between evaluative and deliberative readings, predicting...

One right too many.

For all too many years, few people gave much thought to the civil rights of hospitalized mental patients. More recently, fortunately, that situation has largely changed. The right to treatment, involuntary hospitalization, and 1I0W the right to refuse treatment, are among the issues which are predominant. The ofttimes delicate balance may not always be resolved in favor of the patient's needs, ...

Two hats too many

We view ourselves as scientists as very intelligent, extremely hard-working, and highly creative, though perhaps more competitive than we care to admit. But no one seems to recognize the high incidence of a serious medical problem among investigators — 'multiple personality disorder'. Of course I say this with tongue planted firmly in cheek, but it's not too far off the mark when we consider ou...

too many students’ congresses, are they necessary and useful?